The women’s year-end finals are underway in Indian Wells, California, and the men’s event begins Nov. 15 in Turin, Italy. That Sunday is the crossover: the WTA Finals reach their last day while the ATP Finals open group play.
Indian Wells: follow the groups through Nov. 15
The WTA’s official tournament page lists the event for Nov. 8–15 on outdoor hard courts at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. The WTA reports that Coco Gauff beat Jessica Pegula in their opener, making their next group matches worth following as the standings take shape.
The standings are the best place to start if you missed the opening matches. Four players share each singles group, and two advance. An opening loss still leaves a player with matches to play. Use the official tournament page for updated scores and the order of play as the groups develop.
Turin: the draw comes before opening day
The ATP Finals organizers list the draw for Thursday, Nov. 12. Group matches run Nov. 15–20 at Inalpi Arena, followed by the semifinals on Nov. 21 and the finals on Nov. 22. The singles final is scheduled for 6 p.m. Turin time, noon Eastern in the United States.
Readers following Carlos Alcaraz or Alexander Zverev can use the draw to see their first three possible matchups: each player faces the other three in his group. As in Indian Wells, the top two move through. The useful distinction for a weekend watchlist is that Nov. 15 settles the WTA event and starts the ATP standings.
Schedule checked against the official WTA and ATP tournament pages. Featured graphic by Sports Daily.
